Northwest Fishing Reports

Hey all, so I've put together a small group of yak anglers from the fishbrain app. We've had 3 get togethers and have been gaining traction every event, but, I'd love to get more people out there. Our next meet up is going to be at island lake in Mason county on the 25th. We get there early to b.s. ...

Yeah man, definitely give it a shot. I was out there on my yak and was getting pushed around alot this past sunday, totally worth it.

I fish both lakes and they are both are solid fisheries. this time of year is tough though, just keep grinding and you'll unlock em. Long is a shallow water lake, and right now water temps are hitting 80s, so time of day is going to be your best friend. Early morn or late evening, lower light condit...

NICE! yeah, the bass are munching! i've been getting some solid bites the past couple weeks off the bank, in yak and the boat. i havent caught anything under 1.5 yet! taking the boat out sunday and packing my swimbait gear, hunting for that trophy.

A quick stop on my way home from work, and picked up this chubby girl. 5 on the nose.

Was just a random quick stop by the local dock after work, and BOOM! 6.76

NWrookie wrote:OK, he didn't work out. Now back to finding another partner.
Thanks

i'm down, let me know. you can shoot me text i'll pm you my #

It's a 6.3:1. Where are you located? I'm in Lynnwood and would prefer to meet but will ship if necessary. I just like meeting in person so the potential buyer see the reel up in person and see how it feels before deciding to purchase.[/quote] I'm in gig harbor, work mon-fri. so weekends are best for...

whats the gear ratio on the daiwa? will you ship, or would you rather meet up? i have a solid collection of daiwas, dont have a tierra.

I picked up a bass pro tourney special several seasons back to use as a spare set up to keep in the car. It was like 80 bucks, and go figure, it turned out being one of my fave set ups. Its a 6'6 med/heavy fast action rod that acts like a medium moderate action. Or somewhere in between. The reel is ...

clear water 6ft+ of visibility= finesse fishing, natural or see through colors, realistic, no rattles, slim profiles, tight action stained water 4-6ft=finesse or power, natural and higher contrast colors, light rattles, wide wobbles, medium profiles. murkey water 2-4ft vis=finesse or power. darker c...

not to over-complicate the topic, but dont forget about water clarity. personally, i believe that should be your 1st determination of bait selection.

i mainly fish kitsap county, long lake is the best for quality fish. was there on sunday and hooked up with 6 in a little over 3 hours. 4 over 2lbs, and 2 jokers. but, kitsap and panther are decent. horsehoe and crescent are smaller lakes where you can catch numbers and on occasion will boat a 3+ po...